or maybe notes from their previous two games which were turn based; Baldur's Gate 3 and Divinity: Original Sin II..

Also, The Red War has been removed from the game longer than it was in the game, I doubt many people are gonna give a shit about a side character from a vaulted expansion.

I am shocked that they haven't brought it back at any point

If it’s anything like Bramble in that it uses Thai folklore and creatures, then I’m sold. It’s such a fun way to explore a country’s culture.

I get Bungie’s spread thin after layoffs, but I’d have been fine if Edge of Fate launched with just the expansion and (messy) loot Tiers. The Portal could’ve waited for Renegades. It feels half-baked and rushed when it could’ve landed stronger later.

Still doesn't change the fact that they could have made some of them part of the new tier system.

I like the idea of an open-world Pokémon game, but like with any open world, I need to see a real purpose behind it. If you're just making a big space, throwing in some Pokémon, and calling it a day, then what's the point?

The Third Awakening turns his chin into a SSR weapon that can pierce any material

I think Pokemon is a difficult example as that franchise could release just about anything and still make millions of sales.

There is a casual/general audience consensus that you expect everything to evolve (graphics, gameplay etc.) and going back wouldn't be seen as the next step for the series

And after credits scenes are a highly picky thing to criticise but this one sucked a lot. Just The Leader talking to the audience and saying "please go watch Secret Wars".

It's not the worst movie in the MCU not by a longshot but it's joining the list of really forgettable flicks in a time where the MCU should be standing back out and saying "See? We can make good movies that aren't just made by James Gunn or The Russo's".